From Steve Hamm, IBM Storyteller. See also his book at link . A number of good examples. Good overview of work that is going on, with supporting video.
" ... Guruduth Banavar, Vice President of Cognitive Computing, IBM Research
Wrapping up, there are three things I want to highlight….
First, concerning neuroscience:
The analogy we draw from neuroscience and the human brain, the inspiration we get from the brain, has driven a lot of thinking. This is an area the I want to explore more.
We talked about how cognitive systems need to aware of themselves at some level to be effective in collaboration. They have to know their limits—what they can and can’t do.
The second point concerns cognitive technologies:
The idea of knowledge engineering came across loud and clear to me. It came across in every session. We need to train people to understand data, domain knowledge and the language of domains. These are huge areas that will redefine jobs and professions.
Third point, about the combination of cognitive and immersive systems:
The concept that stood out for me was the importance of human scale. EMPAC can give us an opportunity to do experiments to explore this topic and find out what will work in a practical setting. ... "
Wednesday, December 02, 2015
Live Blogging from November Cognitive Colloquium
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AI,
Cognitive,
IBM,
Steve Hamm,
Storytelling
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